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Corona Devo 3308

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If we refuse to deal with something unpleasant will it: A. Go away or  B. Not go away and possibly (probably) fester, and become worse. I think we all know the answer to this question, because we have all been guilty of not  dealing with difficult things from time to time.   I had a fresh reminder to deal with life's unpleasantries (instead of putting them off) yesterday. We have a camper.  We don't utilize it as much as we should...but I do really enjoy being at the camper.  Over the past couple years, I have known that we had an issue with a little bit of water leaking into the storage component of the camper.  It's never been a lot of water, but from time to time when I would unlock the storage area, it would be moist and possibly even damp. What do you do about that? I did nothing. I ignored the issue. And I became freshly aware of it whenever we would go to the camper and I would open that storage door and see or feel some water.  The leaking...

Corona Devo 3307

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How long has it been? ~~~ Our kids were discussing a science formula the other day: Avogadro's law.  Have we ever heard of it? They learned of Avogadro's law in ninth or tenth grade Chemistry, and it states that equal volumes of all gases, at the same temperature and pressure, contain the exact same number of molecules . How long has it been since we learned and discussed science formulas? ~~~ Amongst his other university courses, our college freshman son is knee-deep in an Honor's Humanities class that requires him to read literary and philosophical classics such as Thomas Hobbes: Leviathan , John Locke's: Two Treatise's of Government, and Plato's: Republic .  (For example,  The Republic is a Socratic dialogue written by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato around 375 BC that investigates the nature of justice, the ideal state, and the well-ordered human soul. ~source:AI) Such "classic" books excite me, but have served as exhausting to our son in ...